Local horses to meet in rage at Round-up Park
Rival owners prepare a race at Round-up Park between Princilla the fast step and Umatil Ba Lad owned by Mr Coe local veterinarian formerly Jack McPhail. Dr Coe believes Works can take honors. A race is planned for the week from Sunday after a postponement from Sunday.
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Pen@icton
Soeng
Princilla
Ole Oleson
Mr Coe
Jack McPhail
Okeon
Coe D
Park & Week
Wanday
Local boys aim for college teams from Pendleton high
Pendleton’s John Hinderman and Aubrey Isham, former Pendleton High School players, head to northwest colleges to pursue football and related studies. Hinderman enters Washington State College at Pullman for veterinary science while Isham attends Oregon Agricultural College at Corvallis, with both cited as strong prospects by local coach W H Lytle.
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Pendleton
Northwest
Edils
John Hinderman
Pullman
Washington State College
Aubrey Isham
Corvallis
Oregon Agricultural College
Hinderman
Fenton
University of Oregon
W. H. Lytle
Graham
A. C
Oakland Wins Opener In 12 Inning Narrow Victory
OAST LEAGUE Oakland beat Sacramento 3 2 in 12 innings in game one. In game two Sacramento claimed a 7 5 win when called on account of darkness after eight innings.
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Oakland
Cal
Sacramento
Slype
Seattle Beats Portland 3 1 as Gipe Drives In Run
In Seattle, Gipe batted for Martini in the eighth, hit a single to center, scoring Raymond and Fullerton to give Seattle a 3 1 win. Bancroft sprained his ankle running bases. Portland had a shake up with positions as the game finished. Vancouver's Clark shut out the Indians by two innings of tight ball as his teammates aided with quick outs.
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Portland
Vaughn
Venice
Klepfer
President Baum
Pacific Coast League
Krause
Chadbourne
R.H. E. Wembee
Cen Ie Nak We Nbecen
Poortland
Een Slrase
Baum
Elliott
Sterrett
Fisher
Seattle
Ted
Gipe
Martini
Raymond
Fullerton
Bancroft
Martinoni
Murray
Reardon
Sadman
Vancouver
Clark
Indians
Italian fruit peddler and broker share school talk
Louis Barklage recalls meeting Pietro Arena on Fourth Street selling apples, pears, and peaches in two heavy baskets. Pietro explains he works hard to support his bambini, with a shy claim about Patrick Henry School and a boast about the line Give me liberty or give me death.
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Louis Barklage
Pietro Arena
Fourth Street
Pietro
Barklage
Patrick Henry School
Patrick Henry
Clark and Douglass In Pitch Duel With Late Breaks
Clark struck out the next two batters and Douglass pitched well though he drew the tough breaks. Score reflects a tight game with key at bats by Douglass and Hannah, Clark, and Ronnick as the lineups swap in and out.
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Clark
Douglas
A H.E. Pdormib Ig Fey Bidien
Aceia A
Oo & Oo Vancouter
Douglass
Hannah
Yesterday's scores in major leagues
In the American League New York defeated Chicago 6 to 3 and Washington outscored Detroit 6 to 1 while St. Louis beat Philadelphia 5 to 0 and Boston won against Cleveland 5 to 4. In the National League Cincinnati defeated Brooklyn 1 to 0 and Chicago beat Boston 3 to 0 and 6 to 3.
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New York
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
Cleveland
Cincinnatii
Brooklyn
Strengthen Weak Kidneys with Electric Bitters Ad
Promotes prompt relief for weak kidneys and liver issues. Testimonials claim wife cured when others failed. Suitable for indigestion and biliousness. Available at Koeppens for 60 cents and 1.00.
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John Dewling
San Francisco
Koeppens
Lane in Quiet Rest Near Berkeley Home
Secretary of the Interior Lane, collapsed in Oakland on September 9, has been moved to the North Berkeley residence of Assistant Secretary Miller for absolute rest. Doctors say two weeks of quiet at the Miller home is essential, with limited visitors and no discussion of public duties. All Washington communications are withheld from the patient.
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Berkeley
Lane
Frederic Lane
Oakland
Miller
Fluent Talkers Often Speak Too Much
A concise observation notes that people who speak smoothly tend to dominate conversations, sometimes overexpressing ideas. It suggests restraint and listening as counterbalances to excessive talking.
Portland men organize two cavalry troops for Mexico
Prospects of trouble with Mexico grow clearer as Portland businessmen form two volunteer cavalry troops. National government gear valued at 125 per man will be issued, with a 3500 fund for quarters and a riding school. Frank Tebbetts leads the effort under the Oregon national guard, targeting about 126 men of high capacity. The Argentine government weighs camel imports for agriculture.
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Portland
Ore
Mexico
National Guard
Cavalry
United States
Frank Tebbetts
Columbian National Life Insurance Company
Oregon National Guard Cavalry
Fiest
Northwest
Oregon
Oregon National Guard
Better Farming Lecture At Commercial Club
Dr W F Taylor of Moline Illinois spoke to about 25 to 30 farmers and business men on better farming. He urged deep plowing crop rotation and more livestock, emphasized scientific methods and silos, and warned that soil fertility must be replenished through proper manure and livestock integration.
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Commercial Club
W. FE. Taylor
Moline
Middle West
Taylor
J. V. Tallman
Visitor Reports From Idaho at Pilot Rock
Special Correspondence from Pilot Rock Idaho visitors and locals arrive with news. Mary Rice of Jerome seeks a petition for primary teaching position while several Pendleton visitors stop through. A boy loses two fingers from a dynamite cap. treatment moved from Pilot Rock to Pendleton.
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Pilot Rock
M. D_ Ortinge
Mary Rice
Jerome
Idaho
Mise Rice
Desse Jones
Pendeton
Earl Rankin
L. E. Roy
Pendleton
al Horn
Pilot Reck
Frank Byrd
Birch Creek
Lovelaces
Dave Graybeal
DB. E. Northrop
Nye
Gilliland
School and farm activity in Pendleton district
McReynolda and Myrtle Westgate returned to Pendleton on Saturday to begin school at the high school. Jivenes Whittaker of Nye visited on business. L. E. Roy attended the Roundup Saturday. Crops were lighter than expected but farmers remain pleased as warehousing and hauling keep crews busy from dawn till night. warehouses not filled yet but will be as harvest continues.
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McReynolda
Myrtle Westgate
Pendleton
L. E. Roy
Jivenes Whittaker of
Nye
Girl saved from attempting suicide in New York
Rosa Dinelzol a maid in an uptown New York apartment building attempted to hang herself from a fourth story window. She hung suspended for ten minutes before bystanders or residents intervened and prevented her death.
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Sigmund Straus
New York
Rosa Dinelzol
Bridge party tale foreshadows travel advice clash
Roland Homer recalls a joke about an American planning his first trip abroad. A doctor counsels eating heavily to avoid becoming a coward, another prescribes fasting. A third, a bridge player, admits both paths spoil strength or weakness, illustrating conflicting medical guidance.
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Roland Homer
Finil
Knitted Suit For Women Ideal For Mountain Outings
The New Haven Journal Courier recommends a knitted suit for women or girls headed to the mountains. Coat and skirt are separate with a creabbility of the skirt noted as delightful for walking and climbing. Colors include white gray or wood brown and a knotted cap with long scarf ends completes the look.
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New Haven Journal- Courier
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